Unissant announced today it has been awarded subcontracts on two new federal programs, expanding its work helping the defense and intelligence communities move research into operational use and supporting mission technology within the Department of Homeland Security.
“We are growing deliberately, in the markets we know best,” said Sumeet Shrivastava, CEO of Unissant. “The agencies we support face unique operational challenges and solving them takes real mission understanding, so technology performs at the speed of mission These awards reflect that focus, and the prime partners who trust us to deliver alongside them.”
The awards extend Unissant's position across the National Security enterprise, where the company delivers data, systems, and mission technology work for defense, intelligence, and homeland security customers.
The work spans technology transition across the defense and intelligence communities and mission systems support within DHS. It will help connect emerging research with operational needs while supporting the systems agencies rely on to carry out the mission in demanding environments.
“Across National Security, the gap between what gets developed and what gets operationalized has become a defining challenge,” said Alka Bhave, Chief Operating Officer and General Manager of National Security at Unissant. “These programs put us to work on both sides of that gap – helping research transition toward mission use, and keeping the systems agencies depend on performing in real time.”
